Namaste!!! The activities in the month of July reflected our commitment to sharing eternal knowledge through various platforms.This engagement has instilled in us a deeper sense of responsibility and a greater passion to continue this journey. It has been a …
Meaning of Ślokas 4 & 5 At this stage,Arjuna has understood the upadeśa-sāra (essence of the teaching) given by Bhagavān Śrī Krishna to some extent.However,since he is still deeply affected by grief and emotional attachment,he continues to ask similar questions—wondering …
To truly grasp the depth of Sāṅkhya Yoga and the reasons behind Arjuna’s persistent delusion,it is essential to understand the following foundational concepts: Mourning Rituals,Śabda-Brahma & Devatā and Brāhmaṇa Dharma. Mourning Rituals There is a tradition of observing a ten-day …
Meaning of Ślokas 1–3 In Arjuna Viṣāda Yoga,Arjuna stands as a representative of all of us,mirroring the doubts,fears, and emotional conflicts that arise in our lives. He enters the battlefield after years of preparation and penance,with a firm resolve to …
As we begin exploring the second chapter of the Bhagavadgītā — Sankhya Yoga — let us also reflect on the themes of Sankhya Yoga, Adhikaraṇa,and Positive Upliftment. Sankhya Yoga Yoga is often misunderstood today as merely a good morning routine.In …
Namaste!!! As an organisation,the challenge lies not only in launching new initiatives but also in sustaining existing ones with the same spirit and enthusiasm that inspired their inception. We are happy to share that all our initiatives—aimed at sharing our …
Through this episode, let’s explore the types of seekers of happiness along with the concept of Kuladharma. Types of Seekers of Happiness People usually experience happiness through personal achievements—such as success in education or career—and during festive occasions and family …
In our second episode,we saw Arjuna overcome by misplaced compassion upon seeing his own kinsmen on the battlefield.He was consumed by the thought of killing his relatives and destroying his own dynasty,which led him into a state of deep confusion. …
In our second episode,we try to understand the following: Para Vidya and Apara Vidya The word Vidya comes from the Sanskrit root “vid”,which means “to know” or “to understand.” The word Para refers to that which is transcendent,supreme or ultimate.Hence,Para …
In the previous episode,upon Arjuna’s request,Bhagavān Śrī Kṛṣṇa drove the chariot to a position between the two armies—precisely where Arjuna could clearly see revered warriors such as Bhīṣma and Droṇa.There,He asked Arjuna to observe the Kaurava forces. When Arjuna asked …